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Bachelor in Mass Communication & Journalism (BA/MCJ)
| Program Length | : | 4 Yrs |
| Academic System | : | Semesters (8) [Teaching & Learning in English and Nepali Medium ] |
| Entry Requirements | : | PCL / 10+2 in any discipline |
| Class Starts | : | Each year in Ashoj (Sep-Oct) |
First Semester
- Introduction to Journalism and Mass Communication
- News Reporting I
- Compulsory Nepali I
- Compulsory English II
- Introduction to Literature
- Interpersonal Communication
Second Semester
- History of Mass Communication
- Conflict Resolution and Peace Communication
- Compulsory Nepali II
- Compulsory English II
- Radio Journalism
- Essays Short Story and Fiction
- Language I (Elective French or Chinese)
Third Semester
- News Reporting II
- Advertising and Marketing Communication
- Basic of Photo journalism
- Media in Conflict Management
- Basic of Media Research
- Radio Program Production Techniques-II
- Language II (Elective French or Chinese)
Fourth Semester
- Socio Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
- Disaster Management
- Human Rights and Democracy
- Regional Conflict
- Investigative Journalism
- Sociology I
- Language III (Elective Frence or Chinees)
Fifth Semester
- News Writing and Editing Media and Security Organization
- Media and Gender
- Media and National Defense
- Web Technology
- Sociology II
- Language IV (Elective Frence or Chinees)
Sixth Semester
- Media Law
- English Poetry
- Environment Journalism
- Social Media and Modern Practices
- Right to Information
- Media & Communication
- Language V (Elective Frence or Chinees)
Seventh Semester
- TV Program Production
- Film Studies
- Development Journalism
- Advance Photo and Visual Communication
- Media Management
- English for Journalism
Eighth Semester
- Rural Tourism
- Contemporary Issues in Media Communication
- Media Literacy
- Constitutional Evolution in Nepal
- Media and Self Regulation
- Internship